Planning a trip to South Korea on a budget? Great news, because not one, but two Korean low-cost carriers — Jeju Air and T’way Air — will offer new daily flights from Changi Airport to Seoul and Jeju Island respectively!
Whether it's chasing your favourite K-pop idols, savouring authentic Korean cuisine, or exploring the city's must-visit sights, you now have more flight options. Read on to find out!
Go Seoul-searching for delicious food, vibrant city life, and breathtaking nature with Jeju Air
Jeju Air will operate the Boeing 737-800 with a 3-by-3 seat configuration on its Singapore-Seoul flights.
Soak in a stunning bird’s-eye view of Seoul from the top of Namsan Tower, one of the city's most iconic landmarks.
Starting 25 July 2025, Jeju Air will be launching daily flights between Singapore and Seoul, South Korea’s capital, in addition to its current daily flights to Busan. With this new addition, travellers can now fly into Busan and return from Seoul, all on Jeju Air.
While there are several flight options available — including Singapore Airlines and its sister low-cost carrier Scoot, Jeju Air’s new Singapore-Seoul route introduces another affordable alternative for those looking to explore the vibrant city of Seoul.
Experience extra comfort and personalised service in Jeju Air’s BizLite cabin, featuring a spacious 2-by-2 seat configuration.
Travellers flying between Singapore and Seoul with Jeju Air can choose from three fare types: Fly, FlyBag, and BizLite. For a more comfortable experience without breaking the bank, you can top up to BizLite for perks like priority boarding, a 30kg checked baggage allowance with priority handling, advance seat selection, and an in-flight meal. If you’re travelling light or on a tighter budget, you can opt for the Fly tier or go with FlyBag instead, which includes a 10kg carry-on baggage allowance and 15kg checked baggage allowance.
Escape the hustle of city life and embrace nature in Jeju with T’way Air
T’way Air will operate Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft on the Singapore-Jeju route.
Take in the beauty of Jeju as you explore iconic spots like Hallasan National Park, South Korea’s highest peak and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From 15 August, T’way Air will introduce new flights to Jeju, with daily flights starting 1 September. With the new service, the airline will operate one daily flight to Seoul and one to Jeju — giving travellers more flexibility to experience two of South Korea’s most popular destinations.
As the second airline after Scoot to operate direct flights from Singapore to Jeju, this new route gives travellers more choice, convenience, and accessibility — eliminating the need for a separate domestic flight from Seoul.
Expect a 3-by-3 seat configuration on T’way Air’s economy class.
T’way flights to both Seoul and Jeju come with 15kg of checked baggage and 10kg of carry-on allowance. Need more? You can easily add on extra baggage allowance when booking.
If you’re eager to explore South Korea beyond Seoul, consider Jeju — the island famed for its juicy tangerines, volcanic landscapes, and stunning natural beauty. And if you enjoyed the hit Korean drama “When Life Gives You Tangerines,” why not embark on a journey to visit some of its iconic filming locations across Jeju while you’re at it?
With these new flights by Jeju Air and T’way Air, now’s the perfect time to start planning your adventure to the land of kimchi, and immerse yourself in the rich culture, stunning scenery, and unique experiences that await in South Korea! You can also fly from Singapore to Seoul on Asiana Airlines, Korean Air, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines, and to Jeju on Scoot.
Jeju Air flights between Changi Airport and Seoul operates daily, with flight 7C2622 departing Singapore at 2:20am and arriving in Incheon International Airport at 10:10am. The return flight, 7C2621, departs Seoul at 8:05pm and arrives back in Singapore at 1:20am the next day.
T’way Air flights between Changi Airport and Jejuoperates daily, with flight TW166 departing Singapore at 2:15am and arriving in Jeju International Airport at 9:20am. The return flight, TW165, departs Jeju at 7:50pm and arrives back in Singapore at 12:45am the next day.